I really, really enjoyed this. I figured out the concept almost immediately, but the final level still took some real thought. As usual, I wish it were longer!
[…] Travelling is a small puzzle game that plays like a mix of die gute Fabrik's Where is My Heart? and the classic Sokoban, where players are expected to push and arrange a set of blocks so that they're resting on their designated spots in every level. To complicate matters a bit, the window is split into several fixed views of the current area. It can be rather disorientating at first, but you're allowed to undo any mistakes quickly just by pressing the handy reset button. […]
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Hah. I only figured out how the camera worked just as I finished the last level.
I’ve made up my mind. You’re a sadist.
Wow, he actually thanked us that time
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I really, really enjoyed this. I figured out the concept almost immediately, but the final level still took some real thought. As usual, I wish it were longer!
Basically, I just formed a mental image of the Sokoban and solved it blind from there. Not really more challenging than the usual Sokoban.
Extremely fun. Great execution of a creative mechanic.
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[…] Travelling is a small puzzle game that plays like a mix of die gute Fabrik's Where is My Heart? and the classic Sokoban, where players are expected to push and arrange a set of blocks so that they're resting on their designated spots in every level. To complicate matters a bit, the window is split into several fixed views of the current area. It can be rather disorientating at first, but you're allowed to undo any mistakes quickly just by pressing the handy reset button. […]